Ullmann Palace is a historical monument named after Ullmann Izidor, one of the Jews who helped found it. It was originally an ancient Israeli rite church. The Viennese-style building consists of three floors, with semi-circular windows above the balconies, In the external decoration of its facade, we can decipher certain elements of sacred Jewish art, such as the menorah guarded by two lions and many floral and geometric elements. The ground floor is covered with blue and green tiles, and the building is designed with an inner courtyard to be a residential building.